BX Control Valve Question

[CHDinCT]

Now, the real question is wether the regen is at the begining of the joystick travel like the B3030's is, or at the end of the travel where all the other manufactures put it.

To quote from my BX manual:

This control valve has two stage dump positions. The first "Regenerative" dump activated by moving the lever to the right features high speed for efficient normal loader operations. The second "Regular" dump position activated by moving the lever further to the right features increased power. This second position should be used when operating implements other than the loader with this control valve. These two positions are separated by a "Feel" position for your convenience.

So, looks like regen is still first when moving the joystick right.

 

[kennyd]

Now, the real question is wether the regen is at the begining of the joystick travel like the B3030's is, or at the end of the travel where all the other manufactures put it.

To quote from my BX manual:

This control valve has two stage dump positions. The first "Regenerative" dump activated by moving the lever to the right features high speed for efficient normal loader operations. The second "Regular" dump position activated by moving the lever further to the right features increased power. This second position should be used when operating implements other than the loader with this control valve. These two positions are separated by a "Feel" position for your convenience.

So, looks like regen is still first when moving the joystick right.

Great info! Thanks for posting it

Bass Ackwards though if you ask me

 

[Farmall45b]

I guess I will find out what my B2320 has when I get the blade for it. I was at the dealer today to have the technician show me howq everything works and how to install the quick hitch and snowblower. I asked him about how to hook up the hydraulic angle for my blade when it comes. He said it just hooks to the other two parts on the loader valve ( the 2 not used for raising and lowering the quick hitch). I hope that he is right and that I have the right valve and everything will just plug in and work right.

 

[CHDinCT]

I guess I will find out what my B2320 has when I get the blade for it. I was at the dealer today to have the technician show me howq everything works and how to install the quick hitch and snowblower. I asked him about how to hook up the hydraulic angle for my blade when it comes. He said it just hooks to the other two parts on the loader valve ( the 2 not used for raising and lowering the quick hitch). I hope that he is right and that I have the right valve and everything will just plug in and work right.

If I recall correctly, you can feel the two positions when you push the joy stick right just like the manual states, so try pushing the stick to the right and when you get all the way right, push a little harder It should click further to the right, which is the non re-gen position that you'll want to use for the blade. You can try this without the blade installed to check.

 

[sailnseagulls]

I used the BX2763A blade with hydraulic angle last year on my BX23. I had no issues with it turning right using the loader control as I normally have. I could feather it in either direction. This year I purchased a 2750D snowblower which is at the dealers as we speak. I opted for the hydraulic chute rotator. The mechanic asked if I had the quick dump position on the control which I did not think I did. He did say that there was an issue with some valves. Yesterday, after following these posts, I found that I could indeed move the loader control further right, which felt like a detent similiar to the float position in the up/down. I tried this several times with the bucket. I did not see any difference in the dump either in the regular position or or the way to the right. The bucket was empty. So...am I going to have a problem with the right rotation? I never used the second position with the blade, especially because I never knew it was there! Why would the blade act differently than the blower? Did I make a mistake getting the hydraulic version rather than the electric which was half the cost?
Larry